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...promotion, Subs Express and Pizza, Top Speed Pizzeria, Dial-A-Pizza and Cinderella’s Italian Cuisine are all offering free small cheese pizzas, while Wing Works is offering free six-piece buffalo wings. The offer is good for one order per customer...
...Crimson ordered a small six-slice cheese pizza from Cinderella’s Italian Cuisine through the site. It was delivered 45 minutes later by a green-clad delivery man who described the response to the promotion as “crazy...
...Guerrillas, after all, conduct most of their military actions with a view to sending a message - they can't hope to beat their enemy head-to-head on a battlefield, so they try to sap his will to remain on their turf. The reason they killed 17 Italian carabinieri at Nasiriya on Wednesday was not because they believed the Italians are integral to the coalition's combat capability; it was to send a message that the U.S. and its allies are not safe even in the supposedly tranquil Shiite south of Iraq - and that message appears to have...
...announced its “Off-Campus Merchants Program” in August 2003. Students can now use Crimson Cash at Uno’s, Bertucci’s, Noch’s, Crazy Dough and C’est Bon. We decided to begin our night with an Italian feast at Bertucci’s. Everybody else had apparently had the same idea—the line stretched out the door and into the hideous freezing cold. I squeezed through the crowd only to discover that there was a 40 minute wait. “You?...
...also some new terror outrage or an audacious attack showing the insurgents' growing reach. Wednesday's tally, for example, included eight mortar shells lobbed into the most secure square mile in Baghdad, where the Coalition Provisional Authority is headquartered, and also a truck bombing in Nasiriyah that killed 17 Italian policemen and nine of the Iraqis they had been training. A CIA field analysis first reported in the Philadelphia Inquirer suggests that the insurgency is actually growing and attracting new recruits. This assessment, which the Inquirer's sources suggest is confirmed by Bremer, also jibes with a warning to Washington...